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Smooth Video Without A Gimbal
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Here's a quick breakdown of how I get away with some smooth moving shots in my videos. In no way do I think 3 axis gimbals or glidecams aren't necessary, but if you're in a pinch hopefully these tips will help you out!
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30 FPS to 24... subtle, but very effective! Great tips!
Knoptop the legend in the comments!
You're the gimbal. Nice job!
i liked ur comment , then unliked it cuz i didnt wanna ruin the 69!! XD
It is like holding a coffee cup going down the road in a car.
I love that!
Indeed
And then you hit a pothole...
Oh yeah, I do that while driving stick in stop n' go traffic.
So I'll just hold coffee in my left hand and camera in my right.
I'm gonna do this as practice!
I would recommend conforming the 30p clips to your base frame rate (24p (23,976) in this case im assuming) in the project window (If you're using Premiere: right click, modify, interpret footage, assume frame rate). That makes sure the frames line up perfectly with your timeline and you will eliminate the step where you have to nest the clip aswell.
You are absolutely right.
His point about filming in 30fps and slowing it down by 80% is to make the video smoother.
@@ramon.alivio and you get exactly this with conforming the footage. At the same time you avoid duplicated or dropped frames issue.
If my clips are 60p and i want a few of them slowed down and others at normal speed... Should i use a 60p or 30p/24p timeline?
This has helped me immensely! I'm going on vacation and was going to rent a gimbal but the boxes would take up waaaay too much space. Avoiding rental costs and extra baggage is a life saver. Thank you!
This video was really useful. I always tried to get steady handheld shoots with my elbows locked together before but holding the camera a bit more loosely really helped.
Me big brain found out this trick when me 10 years old. I am sorry i just felt like i had to say that 😁
Great tips, and very easy to understand! I swear that I'm learning so much more from you guys on CZcams than from my four years at uni studying Cinema. Thank you!
I was stressed about a shoot this weekend because a broke my homemade steady cam, you’re videos are always so helpful man thank you!
I love the skin/filter you're using. Ir should I ask you about color grading tips...your insight would be an awesome idea for the viewers. ❤
Wow!! You’ve started your channel 8 years ago but u still have only 19 K subs, you deserve a lot more.
Well this comment didn't age well, did it? :D
These are great tips.
Also, consider a tripod dolly. They can be quite affordable. I know if I tried to film on a skateboard, there would be broken bones. It won't work if you're on a dirt or gravel path, but if the surface is smoothly paved, it can really help! I'm thinking of picking one up.
Bonus for the dolly: it can also allow you to make smooth pans and tilts while walking using your tripod's fluid head. I've been trying to do this in other ways since I don't currently have a dolly, but the results are not good, and I might just have to bite the bullet and get one. The cost isn't as much of a problem as just not wanting to have one more thing to carry around.
Entry-level steadicams are really affordable too. Much cheaper than gimbals.
I like your style dude. To the point and not a youtube "character". Just solid input. Thank you
What I do is, I leave a strap on my Camera, to hold the back of the camera. And I take another strap and wrap it cradle it around the front of the lens. I hold both loops (the front and back) in my hand. It creates like a cradle. Then I dangle the camera in front of me and walk. It is sort of like a steady cam, just using straps. As long as you don't run crazy, and just walk steady.. it sort of creates this "Free flow" motion with the camera and allows it to stay in place or move smoothly in the air. So you just focus on staying balanced.. not swaying a lot and then warp stabilizer kind of fixes it in post if there are any jitters.
Dude you should get some type of award for your brilliance and amazing skills!!! I've never seen anyone as smooth as you! ...Lol. Ninja Man!
Nice tips, never tried the "nesting" to overcome the inability to warp after time manipulation. excited to see the outcome. Thank you!
I like that Timex watch you got there. It's super clean.
thanks for this. I'm starting to love cinematography, but for now I am just using my Android phone to learn all the basics plus the editing.
Duuuuude u looked like a human stabilizer with ur techniques 😱🙌👏
1:19 when he tries to pretend he's doing the maths in his head. But it's a great video and really helpful tips, thanks
Excellent advice, very articulate. This is what I want every beginning filmmaker to watch, because every young filmmaker be like "If only I had a crane! I would be the best filmmaker!"
NO! you don't need a crane to make excellent stable footage!
Okay after watching this video, grab my camera and hold it like you just show. Definitely get better footage from this. Thanks for sharing.
These were probably the best tips I've come across. I do a bit of running and filming and it's all done on my phone, gimbal would just be too heavy to carry around for 20-30 miles... Thanks man.
Excellent advice. I use a gimbal attached to a baby stroller at 60p. Works pretty well.
Love the "shoot in 60p and slow it down' tip! Definitely something I needed to hear.
Amazing video straight and to the point without all the fluff I've seen from other creators. I just subscribed.
This video alone made me subscribing! Great advice! 💪
So can i buy u??
Ur one of the best gimbal available in the market!!
My best way is to learn how to walk in a way that you absorb as much movement shock then especially to shoot in 4k because this way stabilizing crops in to make footage stable and you lose little to no image quality.
I loved the tips, but... darn Northern Michigan with all of its gorgeous snow makes most of these tips impossible to execute. Bleh. Heel-toe walking in a foot+ of snow on a slope never goes over well, nor do wheels 😅😂
BUT SUMMER WILL COME! Thank you again sir, pardon my ranting.
Thanks for sharing! I'm excited to go try out your techniques.
You could interpret the footage then warp stabilize it. Saves time
I've always done it this way ever since the small camcorder days of the nineties. I always did it the same way you walk and hold a huge glass of beer filled to the rim, or a large plate of dinner with lots of runny sauce.
Nice! videos like this has helped me save money lol. I rollerblade so I’ve been filming on skates for years. I just posted my first video the other day... all handheld.
Thanks for the tips. Aspiring youtuber as well. Subscribed. More power!
After weeks practicing elbows lock walking and shooting. Could not agree more that it make jittering worse. Your methods sound better. Can't wait to grab my camera and try them.
That’s my camera! This was dead ass in my recommend. That’s kinda cool
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Another great video Nigel! I’m definitely gonna try warp stabilizer out now!
Dude! This is brilliant and so simple! I'll have to utilize this for my future videos on my channel! Thank you! 👍
Nice video! Been looking at flycams because of budgets but Ive decided to build a wide grip for my camera and use some of your tips. Thanks bud
My gimbal just broked and I don't know what to do... but you save my life!!! Love your video!!
"do a kickflip!" - great content as always Nigel!!
love your color grading
New to the channel, I'm learning alot already ♥️
This man doesn't need a Gimbal, gimbal needs him
Very very useful bro thanks
That clips are awesome. steady but not like "robotic steady" very natural looking shots. I like it!
You have an old kind soul my friend.
Useful technique, and you're so funny. I like the way you teach
Nice! I like using a Segway for super controlled smooth shots! You can get old ones used for super cheap!
Nice, simple video!
Wow, thank you! THATS REALLY HELPED ME!
I use a canon 700D with an EFS 10-18mm lens, it has lens stabilisation but the footage is still super jittery when taking slow shots. Can anyone help?
Great tips.I love your channel.You have a new fan.🇰🇪
It's better yet if you attach some weight to the bottom, like a very cheap stabilizer, or even a light monopod.
Instead of nesting could you apply the warp stabilizer and then slow it down? Great tips by the way. Thanks.
Thanks man these tips will come in handy :)
Wow amazing. Thank you for the tips
Thanks! Very valuable tips! I'm not a fan of gimbal type of filming. So trying to learn handheld shooting tips and ideas.
Even if I shoot with a steadicam, this was a really good and helpful video!
Thanks for sharing!
Real work experience tips! Thanks mate!
Nice, greetings from Nepal 🇳🇵
thanks for the great video Nigel !!! I shoot on Panasonic GH5 and stabilization there is excellent and I do not want to buy electronic stedikam yet. And I, too, shoot as you get away with it.
Excellent tips. Thanks
your laptop is ON FIRE!!
All of these are good suggestions, but I'll turn 70 this year, and skateboarding isn't a realistic option. One thing I learned years ago is to shoot after I exhale and before I inhale. Instead of shooting while inhaling -- which creates tension and motion that get transferred to your hands -- try to shoot after you exhale and before you inhale. It doesn't work for shots that last longer than 30 seconds (unless your name is Harry Houdini), but you can always pause and repeat the cycle.
@2:55 whose the dude with the cheeks 🤣
Beautifully explained Love it SunnyVibes 🎁❤🐷
Don't image stabilizers only turn on when press on the shutter button? My 24-105L does nothing when juts recording a video with the video button.
Awesome tips ..thank you for sharing 😀
Thx for the tips, appreciate the time you took to create this video
Very helpful tips. Thanks, Nigel!
Some great tips here! Thanks Nigel
Great tips..thanks.. hopefully I can practice my hand become gimbal..
Hello thanku so much your informqtion is osm
It's really nice,
Great work...
Great tips! I need a camera with built in stabilization like Sony A6500. I also like the idea of using skate board. Thanks man.
Your technique is best bro. I really like that
Very nice and useful techniques. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Singapore.
Your video is so great helped for my filming...THANKS..!!!!
Simple and well drafted.. Good work
The location is very nice it's like heaven I loved it ❤️
Good tips, thanks
I like this video, thank you for the knowledge
Good video. Thanks for the tips. I'm gonna try them
Nice one idol..😍😍😍. Thats great... Hoping all can have a nice camera... 😭😭😭
Is it me or does warp stabilizer still make the footage look weird, there's areas in the shot where the warping can be seen and even though it's a low percent a zoom/warp is still fairly obvious? To the untrained eye maybe not but as someone that's experimented with warp stabilizer it's clear it's been used. Good tops though, still impressive for the lack of equipment used
Warp stabilizer is only for very specific types of movements. It's not meant to be the one-size-fits-all stabilizer that people try to use it as.
What a great video, exactly what I was looking for.
Nice tips shoot without a gimbal, i will try
Great! Thank you so much!
Looks so cool ...
You doing great and dope smooth 💪✌️💯
Nigel, did you use a lut for the thumbnail of this video? i love the color, it looks film like. Can you please share what you did to get that color? Also, did you shoot it with Canon 80D?
for the thumbnail, it was shot on the Panasonic G6 so I used one of my Panasonic LUTs! the main part of the video was on a 80D
Awesome pointers!
Great video🔥 finally I learned how to use warp stabilizer with slow mo video 5:00
You're a good guy, so i decided to subscribe and learn videography from your channel.
I can't believe there's another person who uses the 18-135mm. I thought I was the only one on the planet
Thank you!!
Wow! So smooth👍
Cool picture, so smooth, awesome job👍
Walk like you're trying not to spill your coffee lol.